New restrictions on immigration and increased immigration enforcement under the Trump Administration are having a profound impact on our nation, reaching from the dinner table to the board room, from courtrooms to classrooms.
The Thomas Fire Response Network Fundraising and Philanthropy Subcommittee will discuss the data gathered on the impact of the Thomas Fire and present an initial outline of a potential case statement that nonprofits can adapt to raise funds for recovery.
Southern California Grantmakers is pleased to partner with the Building Movement Project to discuss the findings from their recently released
Increasingly, for many people, the human condition puts us face-to-face with circumstances that challenge our sense of "what's right" and leave us with behavioral choices that don't always sync with our personal values and ethics.
Southern California Grantmakers and The Eisner Foundation invite you to an afternoon of service at L.A. Kitchen on Tuesday, February 6th. Please join us as we tour L.A.
The Foundation Aging Network (FAN) is an informal group of grantmakers from across all of Southern California interested in sharing issues related to serving an older adult population.
The Supreme Court granted an unusual appeal from lawyers for the Trump administration Friday and said it would weigh the politically charged question of whether the 2020 census will ask residents about their citizenship.
The California Wellness Foundation recently approved $5.2 million in grants under its Advancing Wellness grants program. These grants include $600,000 for support to organizations assisting migrants and asylum-seekers at the San Diego border.
Numbers don’t lie—unless they are left out of an equation to begin with. When numbers are missing from a calculation, a deceptive void appears like a black hole that swallows otherwise important realities.
I can hardly believe that today brings news of another tragic mass murder by a gunman—this one in Thousand Oaks, California.